We’re developing exciting new opportunities to study at Newbury College, and we want to know what you’d like to see next.
Explore the potential courses below and register your interest in anything that catches your eye. Your interest will help us understand demand and shape our future course offer, and we’ll keep you informed if the course progresses.
Interested in gaming, content creation and the fast-growing world of esports? Our proposed Level 2 and 3 Esports programmes will give you the opportunity to explore the creative, technical and professional skills behind this exciting global industry.
The programme is expected to combine practical, project-based learning with an introduction to different areas of the esports industry. You could explore topics such as:
- Esports and competitive gaming
- Live streaming and broadcasting
- Digital content creation
- Social media and marketing
- Graphic and digital design
- Esports events and competitions
- Coaching, performance and psychology
- The business of esports
You will have opportunities to develop wider skills such as communication, teamwork, creativity, organisation and problem solving while exploring the different careers available across esports, digital media and the wider creative industries.
Take your engineering skills to the next level and prepare for a technical career in the engineering and manufacturing industries. This proposed two-year T Level will build on your existing engineering knowledge through advanced technical study, practical learning and experience of the workplace.
You will develop a broad understanding of engineering and manufacturing, exploring areas such as:
- Engineering and manufacturing principles
- Mechanical engineering
- Electrical and mechatronic principles
- Engineering mathematics
- Health and safety
- Working within engineering and manufacturing
- Business and commercial principles within the industry
- Solving technical and engineering problems
These areas closely reflect the published City & Guilds core, which covers the engineering and manufacturing sectors, essential mathematics, mechanical, electrical and mechatronic principles, health and safety, and business management.
As part of the T Level, you will also develop specialist technical skills and complete a substantial industry placement, giving you the opportunity to connect your College learning with engineering in the workplace. The full T Level requires a minimum 315-hour (45-day) industry placement.
Disclaimer: Courses listed on this page are proposed and not yet confirmed. Running a course will depend on factors such as demand, funding, approval and availability, and registering your interest does not guarantee a place.